Stepping through the code
Stepping through code means executing the code one line at a time. Stepping allows you to see the exact sequence of execution and the value of the various variables at each step. This can be invaluable when your script is not giving the results that you expect.
When stepping through a script reaches an Include file, the Include file is opened so that it can be stepped through as well.
1 To step through the code one line at a time, press F10 or click Debug > Single Step.
UNICOM Intelligence Professional executes the current line of code; moves to the next line; and then highlights it.
2 To execute the next line of code, press F10 again or click Debug > Single Step.
If you are stepping through an OnNextCase Event section (see
OnNextCase Event section) in a DMS file, you step through each case, which could be a lengthy process if there are many cases.
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